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The Daily Record lists high temperatures across cities such as Atlanta Miami Bremarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Duluth Phoenix Houston Seattle Los Angeles Washington and more with details on overnight lows and precipitation. It also reports September totals, year-to-date figures, barometer readings and humidity at noon plus local sunrise and sunset times. Additional items include birth notices with multiple families welcomed, court notices, traffic fines and offenses, and funeral services for several towns including LaCrosse Lansing Dam No 9 McGregor Guttenberg Dubuque Davenport Keokuk Cedar Rapids Coralville Lake and Cedar Rapids area communities.
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City Strike Continues Amid Picket Lines Across Departments
Pickets remained outside multiple city departments Tuesday morning with varied impact. At the streets building 100 laborers walked out, while waterworks losses were minimal with only five absent. Sanitation faced the sharpest toll as 52 garbage workers stayed away, prompting piled waste and a growing fly problem at the city landfill. An injunction barred further picketing at city buildings, requiring workers to return to duties after a $1,000 bond posting.
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Kenwood Transfer Co
Water Department
Linn County
Second Avenue SE
Eldon DeCamp
Sanitation Department
Robert A. Henry
George Baldwin
Baldwin
Municipal
Roy Jameson
Linn District
William Eads
Eads
Cedar Rapids seeks permanent injunction against Teamsters
The city filed for injunctive relief claiming the Teamsters union is not its recognized collective bargaining agent. The suit names Harry Wilford and Richard Gates and William Miner as representatives of city employees and a large class of affected workers. Service included on Wilford and picketers at city hall and city depots as authorities warn of health and welfare risks if the strike continues.
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Teamsters Union
Harry Wilford
Teamsters Business
Richard Gates
William Miner
Cedar Rapids
City of
Eldon DeCamp
Horace Gates
David Webster
Linn County
Wilford
Nixon signals partial Vietnam troop drawdown and talks of a political settlement
President Nixon announced a U.S. troop reduction in Vietnam and said talks with adversaries could proceed, stressing that South Vietnamese people must determine their own future free from outside interference. Thieu framed the move as progress, while North Vietnam and Viet Cong opposed it as a maneuver. Details on specific units or scales were not provided.
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Thieu
U.S
Paris
Nixon
North Vietnam
Lansing elects Richard Gaunitz as school board president
Richard Gaunitz of Lansing has been elected president of the East Allamakee Community School Board. The announcement lists Gaunitz as the new chair, marking a leadership change for the district's governing body. He succeeds the previous president and will oversee board meetings and policy decisions.
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Lansing
Richard Gaunitz
East Allamakee
Travel bans extended by six months to four nations
Secretary of State Rogers extends travel restrictions on Americans to mainland China Cuba North Korea and North Vietnam for six more months. A review is set for March 15 to decide on continuation. The State Department cites the international situation as justification. courts have ruled travel despite bans cannot be prosecuted.
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Rogers
China
Cuba
North Korea
North Vietnam
State Department
U. S
Cairo Fires Erupt In Race Tension After Resignations
Gunfire shattered Cairo as mayor and police chief resigned, injuring none. State police patrolled the Pyramid Courts neighborhood where tracer rounds lit the sky, while a new city leadership took over amid ongoing racial unrest and uncertainty about a special election.
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Ill
Illinois
Pyramid Courts
R. Shirley Abell
William Petersen
Abell
Lee Stenzel
William Egan
Stenzel
Death Notice of Six Week Old Michael Burington
Michael Jon Burington six week old son of Eldo and Mrs Burington died Monday after a sudden illness. Born Aug 3 1969 in Fort Dodge he is survived by his parents grandparents Elmer Webert Belle Plaine and Jesse Burington Arlington great William J Kramer Luzerne Blanche Burington Arlington and Fred Webert Belle Plaine. Memorial services are set for 11 am Wednesday at Chapel of Memories with Rev E Koberg of Trinity Lutheran. Burial will be Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at Cedar Memorial funeral home after 5 pm Tuesday.
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Michael Jon Burington
Eldo Burington
Thirtyfourth Street
Fort Dodge
Elmer Webert
Belle Plaine
Jesse Burington
Arlington
William J. Kramer
Luzerne
Blanche Burington
Fred Webert
E. Koberg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Buria
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Funeral Services and Burials From Turner Chapel East
Obituaries list funeral notices for Joe F Malake Leo J Wicke Rickey Lee Schaefer Grace Marie Turner and William Edmund Treichler. Services held at various churches chapels and cemeteries including Cedar Memorial St Patrick Fairfax Linwood and Turner Chapel with cremation committal and burial plans noted.
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Turner
Monroe
Grace Marie Turner
William Cotton
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
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Courthouse Hearing Set in Northrup Gun Incident Suit
Richard Northrup of Cedar Rapids seeks 75000 from Raymond Troy of rural Mt. Vernon in Linn district court without trial for alleged back shooting and unlawful force during a dispute over an intrusion on Northrup’s property. A hearing is scheduled Wednesday on Troy’s alleged failure to follow pretrial orders.
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Cedar Rapids
Raymond Troy
Mt. Vernon
Troy
Linn District Court
Northrup
Damage Suits Filed Against Freezer Firms
A Cedar Rapids couple and a Linn county man filed a class action in Linn County District Court Tuesday against Indiana firms T and C Food Co. and Town and Country Food Co alleging misrepresentation and unfulfilled promises tied to freezer purchases, seeking $379.92 each for themselves and others due to alleged contracted obligations.
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Linn County
Linn
Indiana
Joseph E
Clara J. Kasper
Carlisle Street
T and C Food Co
Illinois, Inc
Town and Country Food Co., Inc
Ft. Wayne
Charles M. Lindsay
Ted Sloane
Pleads Guilty To Theft of Vehicle
Leroy D. Kula of Prairieburg pled guilty in Linn district court to larceny of a motor vehicle and operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Judge B J Maxwell set Sept 27 for sentencing. Kula was accused of stealing a car from Gerald Clark of Cedar Rapids and using a Northwestern Bell Telephone Co truck.
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Prairieburg
Linn
B. J. Maxwell
Kula
Gerald Clark
Cedar Rapids
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Matson Warren Firms Return To Permit List
Two Iowa trucking firms Matson Inc of Cedar Rapids and Warren Transport Co of Waterloo were restored to routine oversize permit consideration by the Iowa highway commission. The panel kept Aug 20 policy prohibiting routine permit actions without commission orders, with some debate over its effect on small fleets and a plan to defer further implementation as needed.
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Iowa
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Cedar Rapids
Warren Transport Co
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Public hearing set on Hiawatha water tower annexation
The Hiawatha planning commission will hold a public hearing Tuesday at 8 p.m. in City Hall on the annexation of the proposed site for a new water tower.
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Museum Director Henri Marceau Dies at 73 in Philadelphia
Henri Marceau, 73, longtime Philadelphia Museum of Art director from 1955 to 1964, died Monday in Philadelphia, ending a decade of leadership at the museum and marking a notable era in its postwar period.
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Henri Marceau
Philadelphia Museum of Art
County board studies paying tuition for employees
Linn county board of supervisors delayed a decision until Friday on subsidizing tuition for county staff. Deputy treasurers Lynn Frantz and John Liss sought $15 and $90 respectively for courses at Kirkwood Community College and University of Iowa extension in municipal administration. Supervisors proposed limits of 25 or 50 dollars, debated subsidies amid concerns staff may leave county employment with gained knowledge.
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Lynn Frantz
Iowa
Kirkwood Community College
John Liss
University of Iowa
Dudley Henderson
Floyd Emmons
Henderson
Emmons
Vincent Brass Opens Cedar Rapids Metal Warehouse
Vincent Brass and Aluminum Co dedicates a new 35,000 square foot metal warehouse and processing center at 1100 Shaver Road NE Cedar Rapids. The project represents a 1 million investment with a planned 500 thousand inventory addition and ten initial jobs. R L Vincent chairs the ceremony highlighting regional distribution for brass, copper, aluminum and stainless steel parts with services like sawing slitting and shearing. expansions and other facilities in St Louis Union New Jersey and a planned Indianapolis location are noted.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
Union
N.J
Indianapolis
Find Car but Not Driver at Accident Scene
Marion police seek ownership and the driver of a car that struck three utility poles on Seventh Avenue knocking out a transformer. The Saturday night crash caused about 500 dollars in damage. no injuries. The last owner of record was Douglas McGowan, but the car had multiple owners since. A second car driven by Charles Packwood Jr. hit a fallen pole. damage about 300 dollars. no injuries.
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Marion
Seventh Avenue
Douglas McGowan
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Charles Packwood, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Attendant at Twin Towers service station robbed
Craig McManis a 71 year old attendant at the Twin Towers 66 service station at highways 30 and 149 reported he was robbed of 46 dollars 93 cents early Tuesday A man about 35 to 40 years old five feet nine tall and slender demanded the money and ordered him into the restroom Police said the robbery occurred shortly before 3 am and it was unclear if a car was used in the getaway
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Twin Towers 66
McManis
Third Avenue
Haynsworth Faces Opposition On Conflicted Vending Links
The Fourth Circuit chief judge Haynsworth is under fire over a ruling tied to textile firm vending contracts. Senator Hollings accuses special interests of blocking the nomination, naming Americans for Democratic Action the NAACP and the AFL CIO. Testimony from Roy Wilkins and George Meany was planned, but most expect confirmation.
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Nixon
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Aflcio
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Cavern Formed By Blastfoot Test Reveals Vast Rock Displacement
Experts described a blastfoot cavern at the hole's bottom created by the device. The explosion displaced about 10 million tons of rock, much of which vaporized or melted. Air Force Maj. Gen. Edward Giller said the device was part of a weapons program for a future system. Other experts anticipated larger shots nearby and in the Aleutians, with no expected earthquake activity or underground water pollution.
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Edward Giller
Military Applications Division
AEC
Washington
Aleutian Islands
Barricades in Ireland Split as Catholic Protesters Move
Catholic communities kept more than 150 barricades as Protestant groups lowered their barriers. A Catholic citizens' committee later withdrew a pledge to remove them and scheduled a vote. Jim Sullivan said the barricades stay until a democratic decision is made. Freeland met with Wilson and Calaghan in London and ordered barricade removal with Ulster authorities.
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Central Citizens’ Defense Committee
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Harold Wilson
James Calaghan
London
Skipper’s Defense Over Message Duty in Ship Case
Testimony shows McLemore claimed not to see a carrier message while prosecutors said Evans received it and copied it to the deck. The defense argued no copy appeared on McLemore’s personal message board, suggesting a lapse in notice before station changes.
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